As believers, we see the Lord Jesus in prayer and we do not want him to pray alone. We realize our call to follow Him, to be with Him, and so we accept the call to learn from Him and to be with ...

In a letter this week, Pope Leo XIV encouraged the prior provincials of the Dominicans to “listen to the Holy Spirit, who ...

Our contemporary, the Anglican priest and poet R. S. Thomas (1913-2000), suggested something similar in a poem he so ...

Many people think of prayer as something that is said. But prayer is better understood as paying attention to God.

To sum up – by all means, let’s pray to God, let’s talk about Him, let’s try to decipher His plans and intentions, let’s ...

Even from the cross, the Lord Jesus prayed, “Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34). The offering of the Lord culminated in his passion, death and resurrection.

Bread is a human product, but Scripture amply attests to God's nurture of all creatures. Psalm 104 is a parade example. It points to God as the one who makes springs gush forth, who causes grass ...